According to some observers, the new generation of workers entering organizations are different. This generation, sometimes labeled “millennials” or “digital natives,” number almost 70 million–greater than the prior “gen Xers” (51 million) but somewhat smaller than the generation of “boomers” (83 million). Some are suggesting that these digital natives, having grown up in […]
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Archive for August 20th, 2008
20 August 2008- 07:21 AM
The New Knowledge Workers: Are they a new breed? Are they different? (Does it matter?)
by Robert Mason, Fellow
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